GBU Season 2, Episode 7: Sleepy Hollow

Let’s try this again.

My friend Cea came into town and brought with her a copy of Tim Burton’s Sleepy Hollow, starring Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci, and half the cast of Harry Potter. Based on the short story, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, by Washington Irving, this adaptation was a movie! From the early 2000s!We watched it, and had opinions!

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GBU Season 2, Episode 1: The Grinch

It’s been a long time coming, but The Good, the Bad, and the Unwatchable is back. If you’re a new listener, thank you. If you are an old listener who somehow stayed in the loop enough to return, thank you, Mom.

I had big podcasting ambitions about five years ago. I was still in my mid-twenties and hadn’t yet begun to panic about the likelihood of any of my amorphous dreams coming true. Then, more than anytime since, I was afflicted with this feeling that I could somehow hope myself into success.

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GBU 23 – IT

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Here’s another belated post for an episode we did some time ago, but now we’re all caught up! We discuss part one of the remake of Stephen King’s IT, directed by Andy Muschietti and starring a bunch of kids alongside Bill Skarsgård. We have a special guest, and it’s all-in-all one of our best shows.

I’ll just spoil for you all that we didn’t make the cut-off for our Spooktacular Halloween episode this year. Sorry! But we’re still planning to get our Christmas episode out, and our next catch-up episode, recording soon, will include some of the horror stuff we were watching in anticipation of that Spooktacular.

GBU Summer Movie Round-Up

This semester I have gotten far off-track with the show, so I’m just now catching up with show pages and they’re going to be very slapdash.

After the Summer we came back and did a two-part catch-up show to talk about the various films we’d seen over the season.

Here’s part one:

…wherein we discuss Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, The Big Sick and Dunkirk.

And here’s part two:

…wherein we discuss War For the Planet of the Apes, The Dark Tower, and Baby Driver.